08Oct
Would this Claim Survive Review? Part 2
Skilled Nursing Facilities continue to face ongoing scrutiny of PDPM claims from both Medicare and Managed Care organizations. As audit activity continues, providers are seeing a wide range of denial reasons and documentation challenges that can impact whether PDPM coding withstands review. Join us for another round of interactive PDPM case studies as we work […]
10Sep
TEAM Model and Beyond
https://youtu.be/A-1e4MMrlww In this webinar we explore the evolving landscape of CMS value-based care. We discuss the CMS TEAM Model, the continued shift toward value-based reimbursement, and what future CMS models may mean for healthcare providers and post-acute care organizations. Gain insight into emerging trends, opportunities, and strategies to help your organization prepare for the future […]
14May
From GG to 5 Stars
https://youtu.be/xCYJpgQRe1U Here we focus on the ADL and Movement Quality Measures, and their impact on clinical outcomes and performance. Our Director of Clinical Excellence, Kevin Cezat, provides an in-depth discussion with four key steps to take to optimize these two long-stay measures. He will also explain how these measures directly impact your facility’s Five Star […]
02Apr
Would this Claim Survive Review?
https://youtu.be/iqKC98DUKWY Skilled Nursing Facilities continue to face ongoing scrutiny of PDPM claims from both Medicare and Managed Care organizations. As documentation reviews and audits remain a regular part of the reimbursement landscape, providers often look for practical ways to better understand common denial reasons and how claims are evaluated during review. In this webinar we […]
25Feb
The Antipsychotic Triple Threat: Compliance, Quality Measures, and Financial Risk
https://youtu.be/NmcS8MRWLxw Check out our mini-webinar on a topic that has gained significant attention across the long-term care industry: the use of antipsychotic medications and the new CMS guidelines governing their appropriate use. In this session, we break down CMS’s new “hybrid” measure and what it means for your organization. Learn how this change impacts your […]
20Feb
What is an Occupational Therapy Assistant? A Real OTA Shares The Truth- 2025 Guide
Occupational therapy assistants (OTAs) represent a healthcare profession with substantial growth potential. These professionals earn an average of $66,050 per year or $31.76 per hour while helping people transform their lives. The author’s experience demonstrates how this career path combines job security with a deep sense of purpose. The future looks bright for OTAs. Employment […]
23Jan
Why Occupational Therapist Assistant Jobs Are Perfect for Helping-Hands People – 2025 Guide
The job market for occupational therapist assistants shows explosive growth, with projections indicating an impressive 18% increase, faster than average for most careers. Your natural desire to help others overcome challenges could make this the ideal career path for you, combining personal fulfillment with financial stability. Occupational therapy assistants can earn a median salary of […]
01Dec
Making a Positive Difference in Dementia Care
In January, 2022, TMC launched its proprietary Dementia Certification Course, Mindful Care: Therapy Implementation. The goal of Mindful Care is for residents and patients to be provided with person-centered care that is based on their remaining cognitive abilities. According to the Alzheimer’s Association, more than 6 million Americans are currently living with dementia, with this […]
25Nov
TMC’s Mindful Care Approach
TMC’s Mindful Care is a community-wide, person-centered dementia education course that supports keeping residents at their best ability to function. By meeting residents where they are, everyone in the community can support them in maintaining their highest level of function and optimal quality of life. We all have a responsibility to provide our residents with […]
25Nov
Fair Housing Implications for CCRCs
TMC’s Director of Clinical Excellence, Kevin Cezat, was recently published in McKnight’s Long-Term Care News, explaining what impact the Fair Housing Act is having on continuing care retirement communities (CCRCs). “A clear theme,” Kevin writes, “is that all policies must be based on valid safety concerns and must not meaningfully restrict access.” This legislation […]
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